Category:Scottish emigrants to Australia
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This category is for Scottish people who moved to Australia after being born in Scotland, rather than born and bred Australians of Scottish origins.
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Pages in category "Scottish emigrants to Australia"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 396 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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B
- Jimmy Barnes
- Robert Barr Smith
- Morag Beaton
- William Beattie (photographer)
- Jane Bell (nurse)
- John Bell (Australian priest)
- Walter Bentley (actor)
- David Bews
- Freya Blackwood
- Archie Blue
- George Blues
- Yvonne Boag
- Eric Bogle
- Anne Fraser Bon
- Brian Bothwell
- Euphemia Bridges Bowes
- Peter Bowling
- Peter Boyle (footballer, born 1951)
- James Brebber
- William Bridges (general)
- Richard Brodie (cricketer)
- Gavin Brown (academic)
- Gordon Brown (television presenter)
- Siobhian Brown
- Cameron Burgess
- Stuart Burgess
- Francis Burns (footballer)
- James Burns (Australian shipowner)
C
- Thomas Caldwell (soldier)
- Angus Cameron (Australian politician)
- Doug Cameron (politician)
- Ewen Hugh Cameron
- Jim Cameron (Scottish footballer)
- Andy Campbell (curler)
- Robert Campbell (art gallery director)
- Jim Cassidy (coach)
- Carnegie Clark
- John S. Clark
- John Cockburn (Australian politician)
- Jim Comerford
- Brian Cook (football administrator)
- Magnus Cormack
- James Cosh
- Robert Cousins (builder)
- Walkinshaw Cowan
- Steve Crabb
- Tommy Cumming
- Roseanna Cunningham
- Daniel Curdie
- Henry Curran (Australian politician)
D
- John Darling Sr.
- John Darling Jr.
- Alexander Davidson (architect)
- Harriet Miller Davidson
- John Davidson (minister)
- Karis Davidson
- Robert Davidson (Australian politician)
- John S. Davie
- Hugh de Largie
- John Dedman
- George Dinnie
- William Gray Dixon
- Robin Dods
- John Dalgleish Donaldson
- Katherine Downie
- Alexander Duncan (police officer)
- Bill Dundee
- Robbie Dunn
- Jimmy Dykes (Scottish footballer)
- Tommy Dysart
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G
- Alex Gallacher
- Frank Gallacher
- Mike Gallacher
- Michael Gallagher (cyclist)
- Jock Garden
- Tom Garland (trade unionist)
- William Gay (poet)
- Ian Gibson (footballer, born February 1956)
- Alan Gilmour
- John A. Gilruth
- John Goodlet
- Charles Christie Graham
- McKenzie Grant
- John Gray (Australian footballer)
- Jane Stocks Greig
- Janet Greig
H
- William Halliday (politician)
- David Hamilton (tenor)
- Andrew Dods Handyside
- Alex Hastings
- William Aitcheson Haswell
- Bruce Hawker
- Colin Hay
- Alexander Hean
- Charles Heggie
- Andy Henderson (soccer)
- James Henderson (minister)
- Sandy Herd (footballer)
- Matthew Hervey
- Walter Hill (garden curator)
- Helen Hodgman
- Bobby Hogg (soccer, born 1947)
- John Horner (organist)
- Angus Houston
- Jack Houston
- James Henderson Howe
- Pat Hughes (footballer, born 1939)
- George Hunt (Royal Navy officer)
- Alex Hunter (economist)
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- John Macadam
- Iain Eairdsidh MacAsgaill
- James MacBain
- Peter MacCallum
- Allan MacDonald (Western Australian politician)
- Daniel Macdonald (missionary)
- James Macdonald (ornithologist)
- Louisa Macdonald
- Peter Macdonald (Australian politician)
- Laura MacFarlane
- Paul MacGillivray
- James Macintosh
- William Priestly MacIntosh
- Donald McDonald Mackay
- Jimmy Mackay
- Kirsteen Mackay
- Sue Mackay
- Duncan Mackellar
- John Mackenzie (colonial settler)
- Vera Mackie
- Dave MacLaren
- Normand MacLaurin
- Elizabeth Macquarie
- Alexander MacRae
- Barry Maitland
- Alan Marnoch
- William Marshall (Australian footballer)
- Norrie May-Welby
- Collette McCallum
- Dave McCartney
- Bob McCowan
- Harry McCulloch
- John McDonald (Victorian politician)
- Garry McDowall
- Robert McDowall
- Wilson McEwan
- William McGarvie
- Gregor McGregor
- Frank McGuire (politician)
- Gordon McGurk